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Quick, D. D .. (Jeffersonville.) *wyer. Quick. T., ( Youngsville.) lawyer.
RANET, CHARLES A. (Jeffersonville,) barber, tobacco and cigar manuf.
Ranft, George. (Jeffersonville. ) saloon. Reu. C., (Youugeville,> farmer $0.
Rhineheimer, Geo., (Callicoon.) tailor. Rhineheimer, Henry, (Callicoon,) farmer 150.
Rikard, Harmon, (North Brauch,) mnason. Riman, Mike, (Jeffersonville.) farmer 55.
ROGLER, JACOB, (Youngsville,) farmer 93.
Rogler, M., (Youngsville,) fermer 57.
Rose, Geo .. (Youngsville,) farmer 63.
*ROSE, HENRY. (Jeffersonville,) carpen- ter, paiuter and farmer 10.
Rosser, Geo., (Callicoon,) farmer 50. Rowe, Wm., (Callicoon.) farmer 7.
ROYCE, ISAAC B., (Jeffersonville.) grocer. Royce, John F., (Youngsville,) farmer 14). Ruetolf, David. (Jeffersonville,) farmer 75. Ruh, Chas., (Callicoon.) farmer 100.
Ruh. John, (Callicoon,) hotel keeper.
RUMSEY, R. C., (Youngsville,) carpenter aud farmer 60.
SANDER, DANIEL, (Callicoon,) sawyer and farmer leases 78.
SANDER, DANIEL JR., (Callicoon,) fsr- mer 75.
Sanders, David, (Callicoon,) farmer 79. Sauders, Theobald, (Youngsville,) farmer 25.
SANFORD, E. W., (Callicoon,) bookkeep- er for trunery.
Schefer, Heury, (Callicoon,) tanner and fermer 25.
SCHEIDELL. FREDERICK JR., (Jeder- sonville,) grist mill and farmer 10. Scherlein Brothers, (JJeffersonville.) (Jokk and Darid.) dry goods and clothing. Scherlein, David, (Jeffersonville.) (scher- lein brothers.)
Scherloin, John, (Jeffersonville,) (Scherlein Brothers.)
Schilling. Melchior, (Callicoon.) farmer. Schloss, Maximilian, (Callicoon,) cabinet maker and farmer 70.
SCHLUCKE, CHARLES, (Jeffersonville,) shoemaker and farmer 20.
Schlueter. Wmn., (Jeffersonville,) pastor of |Tremper. Isaac, (Youngsville,) farmer 41. German M. E. Church.
Schudell, Charles, (Jeffersonville,) teim- ster.
Schudel !. Frederick, (Jeffersonville,) far- mer TS.
Schultz. Catherine. (Callicoon.) farmer 78. Scott, Thomas. (Jeffersonville,) farmer 57. Seibert, Joseph, (Jeffersonville,) farmer 130
SEIBERT, JOSEPH JR., (Jeffersonville,) fariuer 98.
Shad, Joho A., (Callicoon,) tinemith and farmer 100. Shirefer, Joba, (Jeff-reonville,) boots and SHERIDAN, TERENCE S., (Jederson- ville .. ) farmer Go).
*SHERWOOD, J. D., (Jeffersonville,) prop. Mansion House. SHINDLER, JOHN G., (Jeffersonville,) (Hlenry Thefel & Co.)
Flater, Wm., (Youngsville.) farmer 72. Slezel, John, ( Youngsville ) farmer 53.
Sirith, John M., (North Branch,) farmer 112.
Smith, John M. Jr., (North Branch,) far- mer 42. Sinith, Joseph, (Youngsville.) retired far- mer.
SMITH, JOSIAH, (Jeffersonville,) dry goods, groceries, &c., justice of the peace.
Smith, Philip, (North Branch, ) blacksmith. SMITH, WENDELIN.(Youngsville,) cattle dealer, constable and farmer 60.
Snethony, Frederick, (North Branch,) far- roer 60.
Spencer, John B., ( Youngsville.) farmer 25. SPIELMAN. JOHN, (Youngsville,) (Spiel- man & Peters.) farmer 25.
*SPIELMAN & PETERS, (Youngsville,) (John Spielmen and Henry Peters, ) car- riace miakers and blacksmithe.
SPIELMANN, HENRY, (Youngaville,) far- mer 14.
Spittler, Wm., (Youngsville,) millwright . and fariner 22.
Stather, Joseph, (Jeffersonville,) shoe maker.
Steffens, Anna M., (Jeffersonville,) farmer 45.
STEFFENS, EDWARD, (Jeffersonville,) (rith Anna M.,) farmer.
Stengel. Frederick, (Jeffersonville,) farmer
STEWART, LOCKART, (North Branch,) weaver and farmer 96.
Stock, Geo., ( Callicoon,) farmer 60.
Stoddard, Rollin, (Youngsville,) farmer 50. Stoddard, Solon, (Youngsville.) carpenter. Sturms. Christian, (Youngsville,) choe- maker and fariner 94.
Tait. Robert. (North Branch,) teamster. Temple, J., ( Youngsville.) farmer 84.
Teraple, J., (Youngsville,) farmer 50.
Temple. John. (Callicoon, ) fariner 80.
THOFEL, HENRY & CO., (Jeffersonville,) (John Wingert and John G. Shindler.) props. of grist and saw mills, and far- miers 35.
Thoney. A., (Youngsville.) farmer 36.
Trimper, Isaac. (Jeffersonville,) farmer 40.
TUTTLE, SIDNEY, (Jeffersonville,) (E. A. Clark & Co.
Urban. Henry, (Callicoon.) farmer 50. Vollertson, J., ( Youngsville.) farmer 1%. Vollertson, Jesse. (Youngsville. ) farmer 12. Vollertion, N., ( Youngsville,) farmer 5-4. VonArx, John, (Jeffersonville,) confection- er sud farmer 84.
Wagner, Adam. (Youngsville,) farmer 40. WAGNER. CHRISTIAN, (North Branch,) M. C. Wagner & Co.l Wagner. John. (Calcoon, firmaer 100. WAGNER. J. C. . North Bruch,) (J. C. WAGYER. I. C. & CO., (North Branch,) (Christian Wagner,) dry goods and groceries. WAGNER, NELSON, (Callicoon,) farm laborer. Wagner, Peter, (Callicoon.) farmer 70.
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. manufacturer and Dealer in Base Ball Bats, Indian (labs, Dumb Pella, &c.
HARDENBERGHE'S Turning Works, Youngsville, Sullivan Co., N. Y., all kinds of Turning done to order.
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WAGNER, PETER, (North Branch,) saw | Wickenhofer, George, (Jefferson ville,, mill and farmer 70. mer 40.
WAGNER. PETER. (Jeffersonville,) cabi- net maker and carpenter.
Wagner, Wm., (Callicoon.) farme: 40. Wahl, Godfrey, (Youngsville.) farmer.
Wakeman, Joseph, (North Branch,) farmer $5.
WARD, THOMAS S., (Jeffersonville, ) law- yer and salesman for Monticello Light- ning Rod Co.
Weber, Frederick, (Jeffersonville,) farmer 13.
Weber, Peter, (Jeffersonville,) farmer 50. Wehner, Stephen, (Callicoon,) farmer 65. Weichtenthall, F., (Youngsville,) fermer 50.
Weinman, Lewia. (Youngsville.) farme: 38. Weirouch, - Mrs., ( widow,) (Calliecon.)
WEISSENFLOH, CASPAR JR., (Youngs- ville,) farmer 50.
Weissmann, Peter, (Callicoon,) farmer 57. WENZEL, ADOLPHUS E., (Callicoop.) supervisor, prop. grist and saw mille, and farmer.
Werschinger, Geo., (Callicoon,) fermer 6. Weyrauch, Francisco,, (Callicoou.)
Weyrauch, Geo., (Callicoon,) farmer SO.
Weyranch, Jacob, (Callicoon,) carpenter and farmer 57.
Weyrauch, Jobn, (Callicoon,) butcher and farmer 100.
Weyranch, Martin, (Callicoon,) merchant and farmer 5.
WHEELER, CHAUNCY, ( Youngsville, ) blacksmith.
Wheeler, Leroy M., (Callicoon,) saw mill. Whitendale, Frecerich, (Callicoon,) fartior 76.
Wilfert, Christopher, (Jeffersonville.) *ss mer 87.
Wilfert, John, (Callicoon.) farmer 33.
WILLIAMS, HENRY, (Callicoon,) carpet ter.
WINGERT, JOHN, (Jeffersonville.) ( fry Thofel & Co .. ) constable and co.tr : : Wohler, Frederick, (North Branch.) !a .. . z and farmer 52.
Wolf, Valentine, (Callicoon,) saloon keep- er.
Wolff, Henry, (Callicoon,) farmer 8).
WOOD, DAVID, (Youngsville,) farme: 2" WOOD, GEORGE, (Jeffersonville,, fatt.c: 50 and lenses 30.
WOOD, JERELIJAH, (Jeffersonville,) .. mer 100.
WORMUTII, JAMES H., (Jeffersonville, (with Richard D.,) farmer 103.
Worinth, Jobb, (Jeffersonville,) farsi? leases 93.
Wormath, Peter, (Jeffersonville,) faribet leases 105.
WORMUTH, RICHARD D., (Je! !: os. ville.) (with James H .. ) farmer 105.
Wurtz, Catharine, (Callicoon,) farmer 3.
Yager, Andrew, (Callicoos,) wagon milker.
YAGER, JACOB, (Callicoon.) farmer 1.7.
Yahn, John, (Youngsville,) farmer 40.
Young. Jobn, (North Branch,) mason and farmer 25.
Zaboryk, Ferdinand, (Callicoon,) farmer 9/ Zahoryk, John, (Callicoon,) farmer 53.
Zahoryk, Joseph, (Callicoon.) farmer 50.
ZIERES, NICHOLAS, (North Branch,, far- mor 100.
ZOPFI, JACOB, (Youngsville,) farmer 50.
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PUBLISHER'S NOTICES.
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PUBLISHER'S NOTICES.
The Backeyo Mowing and Reaping Machines-When the great | burgh, are dealers in dry goods, groceries, U. S. Trial of Mowers and Reapers was held 1 crockery, glassware, hardware, drugs, medicines, boots, shoes, hats, caps and clotting, &c., and are also agents for the original Howe, Finkle & Lyon, and Grover & Baker Sewing Machines. Mespre Gard- ner keop o first class country store, and believe in leting the people know that they are here and mean business. They are receiving goods nearly every day, to supply the place of those taken away by their numerons customers. Their stock is well selected, and we hope that all who read this will give them a call. They adver- tise on page 234.
at Syracuse in 1857, this admirable machine. which had just been brought out, surprised everybody by ite novelty and many excel- lencies, and won the highest awards. At that time the valuable patents under which it was built were secured for several States by the enterprising arm which now con- tinues its manufacture, Adriance, Pisit & Co. At the second great trial of Mowers and Reapers, made by the N. Y. SiAte Agri- cultural Society in 196, the Buckeye again carried off the highest honors, showing that in the years intervening it had not gone backward in the race for superiority. Every new snegestion is thoroughly weighed. improvements only are adopted. The verdict of the people is nearly as nuani- mous as that of the learned and practical committees who made these awards, for its sales far exceed those of any other mna- chine in the sections supplied by Adriance, Platt & Co. In fact they lacreuse so fast, that the demand is almiost alware in ex- cess of the supply. The Self-Raking At- tuchment on the Backeye Machine has met with a success corresponding to that of the Mower, and has surpassed all others in the perfection of its operation. One greet secret of the success of Adriance, Platt &
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Co., as manufacturers, bas been in the con. I styles and quantities to suit his customers.
scientious manner in which they have! built their machines, and the great dura- bility of the Buckeye machine has been largely due to the excellence of the mate- rial used and the mechanical perfection of the workmanship. See advertisement on Map.
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Dr. Kingsley, of Rome, justly cele- brated for the many epres he has elected of Mrs. Wmn. C. Allan, Fashionable Milliner and Dress Maker. at Monticello, publishes a card on page 278. Ladies will ilnd her prompt and careful in executing their orders. We commend her to the pat- ronage of the public. that mostdistressing disease, Cancer, pub- lishes a notice on page 1. He is prepared to treat all scrofulous diseases, and othere of long standing, and assures hi- patiento that they will not be charged a heavy bill and dismissed without receiving suy bene- Lester Gerung's Produce For. warding Line, between Monticello and New York. The advantages of this line to Farmers and Merchants who have fit. Persons who cannot conveniently call upon him in person, can address him be letter, and will receive promp: attention. Dr. K. is a graduate. with an experience of produce to sell in the City, are worthy of over fourteen years in the practice of medi- cine. Let the afflicted give bim a call.
James II. Stration, proprietor of the "New Hotel" and Livery. Thompson- ville, publishes a card on page :00 in this book. This hotel is new and well arra. ged for the accommodation of gnests. and its Landlord takes paina to make their stay pleasant. and foruich thet such inforp.s. tion as they may require. These traveling this way will and a Aime with Mr. Stratton.
Samuel IS. frown, of Monticello, wants 1440 customers, to buy Groceries and Provisions. Flour, Feed &c. Call and sce bim -- his prices must exit you. He ad- vertiges on pace 20รด.
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2. 14. Gardner & Sons, of Falls-
John Gorton, at Divine's Corners, P. O. address Loch Sholdrake, N. Y., mann- factures both bravy and light Wagons and Carriages, Sleighs and Cutters, from the best of material, also manufacturer of Hore Rakes Mr. Gorton bas had many years experience as a wagon maker, and employs no boys to do his work, but attende promptly to all jobs himself. We hope that our patrona will give him a large share of their custom. See his advertisement on page 242.
N. F. Green, Proprietor of the Cheap " New York Store," at Monticello, sella Dry Gooda, Fancy Goods and Clothing, in Mir, Green formerly peddled goods through- out Sullivan Co., and hor consequently miles large number of valued acquaintau- ces, all of whom he would be glad to meet et his storo when they visir Monticello. . He sabores his friends that he will give them good bargains at all timee. His advertise- ment may be found on page 266.
their attention. Mr. Genung, the first to start this new enterprise, goes to the City with bis produce and selects the best class of customers as purchasers of his goods. These customers he holds, and the result le natural that the produce he haodles in this way should bring & larger return to the producer than If sold at home to Ne ? York spectators, or shipped to New York on consignment to somid stranger. Mr. Gonhbg can handle your produce In New York to better adrantivo than you could youreelves. If you have not already ship- ped by bien, when you next have Butter, Cheese, bags, Grain of Fruit to ship to the City, try Genung's Produce Forwarding Line. See advertisezuent on page 202.
BUCKEYE
Adrianen, Platt & Co., 105 Grconrich at New York. See Card ch M.D. Mower and Golf-Raking Reaper, the most Porfeet Harvester in the World.
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Hardenburgh & Son,
MANUFACTURERS OF
TURNED ATUPP
OF ALL KINDS,
Balustors, Newels, Roll Plank, Churn, Hoe, Fork & Broom Handles.
LUMBER YARD.
Chair Stuff, Table and Desk Legs, Bed Posts, &c.,
Scroll Sawing, Octagon Extension Legs, Ball Bats, Croquet Sets, Hemlock & Hardwood Lumber Fill Manufactured to Order, at Short Notice.
Youngsville, Sullivan County, N. Y.
J. L. Evans is a popular Hardware, Tin and Agricultural Implement Dealer, at Monticello.
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LUMBERLAND. (Post Office Addresses in Parentheses.)
Adams, Asel, (Monganp.) boatman.
Adams, Mahala Mrs., (Forestburgh, ) farmer 50.
Adams, Nathan, (Monaup,) boatman and farmer 62.
Badgeley, Samnel S., (Forestburgh.) car- penter and farmer 213.
Balmos, Wm., (Mongaup.) farmer 110.
Bisland, James, (Pond Eddy.) carpenter, sush, blind and door mannf., grocer and farmer 185.
Bloom, Gotlieb, (Lebanon Lake.) shoe maker, wintergreen distiller and far- mer 50.
Bloom, John, (Barryville.) farmer 175.
Bogert, David, (Mouganp.) inspector of blue stone for the Midland Blue Stone | Doolittle. Geo. W., (Monganp,) carpenter. Co.
Brink, Elijah, (Mongaup,) boat builder and farmer 7%.
Brown, Daniel, (Pond Eddy.) farmer 32.
Brown, James, (Pond Eddy, farmer 221.
Barr, Stepheu, ( Mongaup, ' school teacher. Bush, Alouzo M., (Pond Eddy.) ticket, freight and express azout, and tele- graph operator. Ern I. K.
CAMPBELL, RICHARD >., (Pord Eddy.) ( Carpenter && Campbell.)
Canfield, John, (Mougasp,) querryman and farmer 12.
CANFIELD, PETER G., (Mongoup.) (Knight & Cunfeb/,) quarryman, lui- berman and farmer 323.
CARNER. SAMUEL, (Pond Eddy,) quarry- man and farmer 75.
CARPENTER & CAMPBELL, (Pond Eddy.) (Silur S. Carpenter ant Fishard S. Campbell,) ship carpenters and props. dry dock.
Carpenter, Jane P. Mra., (Mongsup,) far- mer 900.
CARPENTER, SILAS S .. (Pond Eridy.) (Carpenter ( Cuingpath) farmer leases 100. Coleman, Daniel 8., (Vonganp,) canal [ Fuller, R. M. Mrs., (Pond Eddy,) farmer foreman.
Coner, Julia Mrs., (Pond Eddy,) prop. The Old Home and farmer Is.
Corey. Chas., ( Poud Eddy.) quarrymian and farmer 40.
Corwin. H. K. Mangeip ) superintending
Coupe, W. H., Mor zupy lor x tender. Covert, Jadies M., (Pild Eddy,) bostman
Covert, James R., (Pond Eddy,; farmer 200. CRANE, JESSE A., (Barryville,) (J. Y. & J. A. Crane.)
CRANE, JOSEPH Y., (Barryville,) (J. Y. ((. J. A. Crans.) CRANE. J. Y. & J. A., (Berryville.) (Joseph Y. and Jessie .,) quarrymen, dealers in blue stone and farmere 30. Crane, Thos., (Forestburgb,) farmers 100. Decker, Abraham, (Pond Eddy,) quarry- man.
Decker, Henry W., (Barryville,) quarry- man.
Decker, Philip, (Barryville,) farmer 147. Decker, Philip E., (Barryville,) (with Philip.)
Decker, - (Lebanon Lake,) (Saunders & Decker.)
Dee, Ellen Mrs., (Mongaup,) farmer 10.
blacksmith, justice of tho peace and farmer 12.
Doolittle, Peter. (Pond Eddy,) town clerk and farmer 107.
Doolittle, Wm. F., (Pond Eddy.) farmer 50. Downey, Wm., (Pond Eddy,) farmer 75.
Drake, Wro. II., (Pond Eddy,) farmer 250. DUNBAR, FRANCIS K., (Fond Bady,) dealer in groceries, justice of the peace and farmer 10.
Daryea, Samuel, (Pond Eddy,) boarding house.
Duryea, Thos., (Pond Eddy,) farmer 60.
EDWARDS, GEO. B., (Mongaup,) quarry- man and farmer 30.
EDWARDS, HEBERDON, (Mongaup,) farmer 150.
Farenque, Frederick, (Barryville,) quarry- man and farmer 150.
Fell, A. G., (Mongaup,) supt. of quarry.
Foley, Cornelius, (Pond Eddy.) boatman and farmer 50.
Foster, Horatio, (Lebanon Lake,) farmer $0. FOUNTAIN, NELSON E., (Mongaup,) stove cutter.
30. Gillespie. James. (Pond Eddy.) farmer 190. Gillroy, Thos., (Barryville,) quarryman aud farmer 100.
Goodlife, Win. (Barryville,) stone cutter and fariner 100.
Griffin John G., (Jongsup.) farmer 110. MaHork, Andrew J., UM yville,) farmer
I'Mleel, Hogea B., (Pond Eddy.) farmer 61. Hannah, Win. (Pond Lddz,, farmer 100. Hollenbeck, Christain, (Mongaap,) farmer 60.
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Howlett, John, (Fond Eddy,) farmer 74. HOYT, JOHN H., (Mongaup.) resident. Hull, V. B., (Mongaup,) road cominis- sioner, lumberman and farmer 337.
Hunziker, Louis, (Lebanon Lake,) farmer 37.
Hyatt, James C., (Forestburgh,) farmer leases of David K., 22.
Hyatt. John T., (Forestburgh,) metal roofer and farmer 150. JOHNSON, JACKSON, (Mongaup,) lock tender.
Johnson, John, (Mongaup,) canal watch- man.
Kal, Henry, (Forestburgh,) quarryman and farmer 23.
Karl, Albert, (Lebanon Lake,) farmer 140. Kerr, John, (Pond Eddy,) bridge commis- sioner, general merchant aud farmer 100.
Kerr, John Jr., (Barryville,) boatman and farmer 100.
Kerr, John Sen., (Barryville,) farmer 100. King, Henry. (Lebanon Lake.) farmer 25. KNIGHT & CANFIELD, (Mongaup,) (Samuel R. Knight and Peter G. Can- field,) quarrymen and farmers 450.
Knight, Je-se D., (Mongaup.) quarryman, Inmberman and farmer 115.
KNIGHT, JOSHUA, (Mongaup,) farmer 150.
KNIGHT, JOSHUA J., (Mongaup,) stone cutter and farmer 45.
KNIGHT, SAMUEL, (Mongaup,) farmer 275.
KNIGHT, SAMUEL R., (Mongaup,) (Knight & Canfield,) quarry and far- mer 700.
Knight, Wm., (Mongaup,) carpenter and inillwright.
Knight, Win. H., (Monganp,) stone cutter and farmer 30.
KNIGHT, W. J. (Mongaup,) grocer and farmer 224.
Lambert. O. W. (Barryville,) farmer 115. LANGTON, GEO. H., (Pond Eddy,) canal foreman.
Lanchback, Henry, (Forestburgh,) farmer 35. Main, John, (Pond Eddy,) carpenter, gate keeper of Lumberland Suspension Bridge and farmer 50.
Maney, Samuel C., (Pond Eddy,) lumber- man and farmor 800.
Many, Robert E., (Lumberland,) lumberman and farmer to0.
Mapes, Win., Barryville,) farmer 100.
Markley, Catherine Mrs., (Pond Eddy.) prop. New Home Hotel and farmer 25. May. Martin, (longanp.) boat builder. McAndrew, Daniel, (Barryville,) farmer 130.
McDonald, Geo .. (Pond Eddy,) stone setter and farmer 74.
McGing. James, (Pend Eddy.) quarryman. MeKres sey, John, (Poud Eddy,) farmer 150.
MeKecheney, Mary Mrs., (Pond Eddy,) far- mer 50.
Mckenzie, Alex., (Pond Eddy,) supt. for Geo. R. and farmer 50.
MCKENZIE, GEO. R., (Pond Eddy.) vice- prest. and manager Singer Manuf. Co., and farmer COU.
| McPhellamy, Susan Mrs., (Barryville.) fa: mer 200.
Merns. Samuel, (Forestburgh,) com" . sioner of highways, mail carrier and farmer 100.
Middaugh, Libbene, (Pond Eddy,) foruse: 100.
Montgomery, A. M., (Poud Eddy,) bridge commissioner, carpenter and farise! 100.
Morrison, Andrew, (Pond Eddy,) farmer 100.
Myers, Nelson, (Morgaup.) carpenter.
Newbanr, J., (Pond Eddy,) prop. Sport- man's Home. .
Pay, Geo., (Pond Eddy,) blacksmith and farmer'25.
Pelle, Chas. Z., (Pond Eddy,) (C. 2. & WY. Ii. Peils.)
Pells, C. Z. & W. H., (Pond Eddy,) (Chas. Z. and Win. H.) farmers $26.
Pells, Wm. H., (Pond Eddy,) (C. Z, &. W. H. Pells.)
Pickens, Daniel, (Pond Eddy,) dyer aud farmer 9.
Pierson, David, (Forestburgh,) lumberman and farmer 75.
Pool, Jacob S., (Pond Eddy,) boatman and farmer 100.
Quick, Joseph Y., (Barryville,) quarrymen and farmer 150.
Quick, Phebe Mrs .. (Barryville,) farmer 100. Rider, Carrie Mra .. (Barryville, ) farmer 10. Rowlee, Daniel H., (Barryville,) farmer 150.
Ruddick, Win., (Pond Eddy.) farmer 25. Rundle, Samuel P., (Forestburgh,) farmer 100.
Saunders & Decker, (Lebanon Lake.) (Joku 7. Saunders and - Decker,) lumber- men and farmers 1.400.
Saunders, John T., (Lebanon Lake,) (Saun- ders & Decker,) post master.
Schmeidel, John. (Forestburgh,) farmer 15. Shake, Geo., (Pond Eddy,) farmer 25.
Smith, Mary Miss, (Pond Eddy,) farmer $5. Smith, Mary Mrs., ( Pond Eddy.) farmer.
Smith, Matthew. (Pond Eddy,) quarryman and farmer 84.
Snook, Geo., (Mongaup,) quarrymau.
Snyder, Elizabeth Mrs., (Barryville,) far- mer 1.
Sprague, Ann Marie Mrs., (Barryville,) far- mer 25.
STAGE, ALBERT, (Barryville.) dealer in groceries and general merchandise, su- pervisor and farmer 100.
Stanton, W'm., : Lebanon Lake,) farmer 70. STEEL, JOHN. (Pond Eddy,) boatmau, blacksmith and farmer 313.
Steel, Josepb, (Poud Eddy,) justice of the peace and farmer 50.
Stone, Ungh. ( Forestburgh,) farmer 25.
'Tibbetts, J. W., . Pond Eddy,) gener! mer- chant, qharryman and post master. Totton. Jeremiah. ( Pol Ed ly.) farmer 1 2. Tarte, Sur G., (Fond Eddy. ) farmer - Vannken. Che. C .. . Monzaup, ) Culata .". collector and farmer 300. VANGORDER, CORNELIUS, (Pord Eddy.) lock tender and farmer 2%. VanGordon, James, (Poud Eddy,) canal watchivan and farcier 95.
LUMBERLAND.
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VANTUYL, ALFRED, (Pond Eldy,) far-| mer 140.
Van Tuyl, Geo., (Pond Eddy,) fariner 12. VanTuyl, Jano Mrs., (Pond Eddy,) farmer 200.
VanThyl, Jasper W., (Pond Eddy,) farmer 300.
WAIDLER, CHRISTIAN, (Mongaup,) far- mier 105.
WAIDLER, LAVE, (Mongaup,) (with Christian.)
Walter, Louis, (Barryville,) shoe maker, grocer and farmer 2.
WEST, FRANK D., (Mongaup,) dealer lu dry goode, notions, groceries, provi- sione and blue stone, post master, tele- graph operator and farmer 140.
West, Geo .. (Mongaup,) ship carpenter. Wheeldon, Thos., (Lebanon Lake,) farmer 200.
White, Adam, (Lebanon Lake,) farmer 181. White, Geo. R., (Pond Eddy,) lamberman and farmer 125.
White, John, (Pond Eddy,) lumberman and farmer 131K.
White, Nathan, (Poud Eddy.) farmer 50.
White, Richard L., (Poud Eddy, ) farmer 53.
Wilson, Nelson, (Mongaup,) farmer 150. Warner. Delila A. Mrs., (Mongaup,) for- mer 125. Winfield, Elijah, (Mongaup,) bout builder. Winslow, Matthias, (Barryville,) farmer 52. Weibel, John, (Lebanon Lake,) farmet 12744 Woolsey, Win., (Pond Eddy,) farmer 50.
ANDREW WINTERBERGER, BOOT & SHOE MAKER, AND DEALER IN
GROCERIES, Tobacco, Kerosene Oil &c., A HALF MILE EAST OF Exchange Hotel, MONTICELLO, N. Y. $
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Adriance, Platt & Co., 165 Greenwich Ft., New York. Se Card on Map. BUCKEY7 Mower and Self- Baking; Reaper, the most Perfoot Harvester in the World.
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ACADEMIES-AGENTS, SEWING MACHINE.
Sullivan Co. Classified Business Directory.
EXPLANATIONS.
The Towns are alphabetically arranged at the end of the line, under the business classifications. The post office address of each individual or firm follows immediately after the name. Where no post office is given after the name, it signifies that the nanie of the post office and town is the same. The names of farmers are omitted in this list, as they can readily be found in the general list, by noting the figures at the end of the lines, which indicate the number of acres owned or leased by each.
Academies Etc.
CALLICOON DEPOT ACADEMY, Prof. J. J. Silk, principal, Calli- coon Depot. Delaware LIBERTY NORMAL INSTITUTE,
M. B. Hall, principal, Liberty Decker, S. M. F. Mis., (select school.)
Monticello, Thompson *MONTICELLO ACADEMY, F. G. Snook, principal, Monticello,
Agents, Express.
HATHAWAY, WM. B., (U. S.,) Cochecton NEWMAN, CHAS. A., (U. S.,) Callicoon Depot, Delaware Lynch, Samuel P., Centerville Station, Fall-burgh Bush, Alonzo M., Pond Eddy, Lumberland Gammer, Samuel, (U. S.,) Wurtsboro. Mamakating WATKINS, DAVID, (U. S.,) Monti- cello. Thompson Sehryver, Edward R., (U. S.,) Narrows.
burgh, Tusten
Agents, Insurance.
BRAND, .WILLIAM, (fire and life.) Jeffersonville, Callicoon Brand. Wm. C., Jeffersonville . .
HOFER. VICTOR. Jeffersonville LEE. DANIEL, (fre.) Liberty SMITH. S. N., Eureka, Neversink
Borland, Charles W., Thompsonville, Thompson Jordan, Simoon M., (fire and life.) Mon- KILBOURNE, CHAS. T., Liberty PELTON, ELI S., (fire and life,) Mon- LUTRING, OTTO, (Germania Life,)
Narrowsburgh, Tusten Agents, Railroad.
HATHAWAY. W.M. B., (Eric)) Cochecton NEWMAN, CHAs. A., (Ene,) Calli-
chon Depat. Delaware AVERY, JOHN L., IN. Y. & O. M. Fallsburgh MULAL GHLIN, GEO. , (N. Y. & O. M. R. R. , Centerville Station. STODDARD, PHINEAS, (N. Y. & O. M. R. R.,) Sandburgb,
Ward. E. P., Hankins, Fremont
Weaver, W. A. Long Eddy, PURDY, OAKLEY, (N. Y. & O. M .. ) Liberty Falls, Liberty Bush, Alonzo M., (ticket and freight. Erie R. R.,) Pond Eddy, Lumberland MASTEN. DAVID W., (N. Y. & O. M. R. R., ) Wurtsboro, Mamakating SHAW, DAVID W., (ticket,) Bioom- ingburgh,
WATKINS, DAVID., (ticket and freight, M. & P. J. R. R.) Monticello, Thompson Schryver, Edward R., (Erie,) Narrows- burgh, Tusten
Agents, Real Estate.
*CALKIN, JOHN R., Callicoon Depot,
Delamare
BONELL, DANIEL
R.,
Liberty,
Fallsburgh Wheeler, Osmer B., Oakland Valley. Forestburgh Minckler, Harmon, Fremont Center, Fremont SMITH. M. A., Long Eddy, ..
CLEMENTS, ADDISON J.,
Liberty
Clements. David.
CLEMENTS, HEZEKIAH B., (village
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